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Australia's premier literary prize goes to novel about refugees from Bosnia dealing with their trauma in Melbourne.
Emma Viskic's debut novel Resurrection Bay has picked up four crime-writing awards in a weekend of triumph.
Memories provoked by a terrorist attack spurred a panorama of Indian bigotry, bombs and bureaucracy.
Disturbed by the death of her young daughter, a career-driven mother and her out-of-work husband leave the city and move to an idyllic and secluded country home.